By Hoodline - Published on September 19, 2019.
Here’s what you need to know about what’s happening in local government and politics, right now.
Baltimore business leaders quiet on mayor’s squeegee plan; police have logged 1,200 complaints since June
Business leaders behind an email to Baltimore City leaders complaining about ‘squeegee kids’ were silent a day after Mayor Bernard “Jack” Young unveiled his new 'Squeegee Alternative Plan."
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Court filing: Baltimore County denies police test discriminated against black applicants
Baltimore County officials deny in a new court filing that they have engaged in employment discrimination against African Americans who applied to become police officers.
Read the full story on Baltimore Sun.
Gov. Hogan asks Frosh to pursue violent offenders in Baltimore
WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5 - The effort will dovetail with high-priority warrants to be executed by state troopers.
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Baltimore challenge to Trump administration’s abortion ‘gag rule’ gets court review
RICHMOND, Va. - A federal appeals court Wednesday debated whether the Trump administration's new restrictions on abortion referrals illegally interfere with how health care providers who receive government money interact with pregnant women.
Read the full story on Houston Chronicle.
City spending panel approves $7.5 million relocation of police academy to University of Baltimore
Over objections from West Baltimore lawmakers, the city’s spending panel has approved a plan to relocate the city’s police academy to the University of Baltimore campus.
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